AI found 90 bugs. TrustInSoft Analyzer + AI found 120. 👀 AI can write and review code faster, but finding bugs is only part of the equation. The real challenge is knowing what might still be hiding in your code. By combining AI with formal verification, teams can uncover more bugs, refute false positives, and back their software with mathematical guarantees. Discover how to close the trust gap in new white paper: zurl.co/2jXu8

⚠️ Beware the false positive. Too many false alarms can leave engineers chasing ghosts instead of fixing real problems. TrustInSoft Analyzer helps reduce false positives while providing detailed, auditable traces for identified issues. Stop chasing ghosts. Find the bugs that matter. Learn more: zurl.co/g0vAf

Every week, another software vulnerability makes the news. The bugs that matter most are usually the ones no one thought to test for... ❌ Find out why our customers are staying out of those headlines: zurl.co/WP8B2

AI code review can identify likely issues, but identifying a problem isn’t the same as proving what isn’t there. AI-generated code is becoming more common and now teams need more than fast reviews. They need confidence that critical errors won’t slip through. 🧠 Discover how AI-assisted formal verification can help bridge the gap between finding bugs and proving code sound. Download the full white paper here to learn more: zurl.co/tN1Qa

Happy Cybersecurity month! 👾🛡️ With the evolution of embedded software comes evolving risks, now including AI generated code. With all these risks, one thing is certain: protecting embedded systems starts with finding issues before they reach production. Check out our top 5 embedded cybersecurity tips for the end of 2026 into 2027 and build security into every line of code. Learn more: zurl.co/WuIl3

👻 Once software ships, the cost of fixing a bug can climb to $64,000 or more, depending on the product, industry, and scope. And the cost isn’t just financial... a bug found after release can cost you: 🪦 Your reputation 🪦 Customer trust and future business 🪦 Valuable time and development resources 🪦 Costly delays and remediation TrustInSoft Analyzer helps you find runtime errors before they reach production so you can fix them before they become a much bigger problem. Don’t let bugs come back to haunt you. Read more: zurl.co/NOr2r

Passing tests doesn’t prove that code is free of the errors you didn’t think to test for. As AI accelerates software development, teams need verification that can scale with the growing volume of code. 🔎 Our new white paper explores how AI-assisted formal verification can deliver exhaustive analysis without adding the traditional burden of formal methods. Read the white paper here: zurl.co/XiD2E

The TrustInSoft team has been busy this month! Swipe to see where we've been. 👀 If you didn't have the chance to connect with us at these events, contact our team for a demo: zurl.co/tDGpI

AI can write the code. Can it prove the code is safe? Discover how combining AI with formal verification can help engineers go beyond testing and AI-based code review to identify bugs that traditional approaches can miss and build greater confidence in what ships. Read our latest white paper: zurl.co/0SI3I

Last week our US team attended Embedded World NA 2026! Some highlights from the show floor: 🍊 TrustInSoft Analyzer winning Embedded Computing Design's Best in Show for the Dev Tools, Software & OS category 🍊 Announcing TrustInSoft Analyzer's latest release coming in October, featuring AI-assisted analysis and full MC/DC coverage 🍊 Speaking on the show floor at the Exhibitor Forum 🍊 Plenty of great conversations and demos at the booth 🍊 As always, handing out our signature socks 😉 Missed us at the event? Contact our team to book a demo: zurl.co/cx8yq

AI can generate code faster than ever. But faster code doesn’t necessarily mean safer code. So, how do you verify software when AI is part of the development process? At Safety AD, Rolland Dudemaine will discuss how proof-based verification can help bring greater efficiency and scalability to software verification while maintaining repeatable, high-quality results. Join our solution session, “Trust, But Verify: Embedded Software Verification in the AI Era” on September 28 in Munich to learn more. Book a meeting with the team onsite: zurl.co/68mta

AI can generate code faster than ever. But faster code doesn’t necessarily mean safer code. So, how do you verify software when AI is part of the development process? At Safety AD, Rolland Dudemaine will discuss how proof-based verification can help bring greater efficiency and scalability to software verification while maintaining repeatable, high-quality results. Join our solution session, “Trust, But Verify: Embedded Software Verification in the AI Era” on September 28 in Munich to learn more. Book a meeting with the team onsite: zurl.co/qIDnw

PRESS RELEASE: TrustInSoft Revolutionizes Formal Methods with AI – assisted automation in October 2026 Release “With TISA 26.10, we combine the power of AI automation with the rigor of formal verification to make exhaustive software verification faster and easier to deploy at scale..." - Caroline Guillaume, CEO of TrustInSoft Read more: zurl.co/kxn3k

🆕 JUST RELEASED! 🆕 Our new white paper explores how AI-assisted formal verification can help teams go beyond testing and AI code review to find bugs, reduce false positives, and verify C, C++, and Rust code with mathematical guarantees. We explore: 🔒 The growing risk surface created by AI-generated code 🔒 Why testing and AI review can only examine what they are designed to check 🔒 How abstract interpretation analyzes possible executions rather than a sample of inputs 🔒 How AI can reduce the specialized effort traditionally required for formal verification 🔒 What exhaustive verification can mean for software quality, security, and compliance Read now: zurl.co/sj3Jy

This week, our team had the opportunity to attend, sponsor & speak at @OxidizeConf in Berlin! 🦀 Thanks to @KDABQt and our partners @FerrousSystems for hosting us and bringing the Rust community together. 🧠 We explored what’s left to find in Rust: how the compiler, Clippy, and Miri provide strong foundations but aren’t exhaustive, and how TrustInSoft Analyzer can complement these tools to uncover additional bugs in production Rust code, (replay coming soon!) If you're curious to learn more about what our tool can uncover in your code, contact us anytime: trust-in-soft.com/contact-us…

Find all runtime errors. Cut the false positives. Meet us at Embedded World North America next week to see how TrustInSoft Analyzer goes beyond traditional testing to exhaustively analyze embedded software and uncover runtime errors before they reach production. 📍 Booth 5602 📅 September 22-24 Come see a live demo and talk to our onsite experts about your specific projects. Book a demo in advance: zurl.co/Ig5Lj

Join our solution session at Safety AD EU “Trust, But Verify: Embedded Software Verification in the AI Era,” on September 28 @ 12:25pm. You'll learn: - How AI is changing software verification - What to watch for when using AI - How to verify safety- and security-critical software 📍 Holiday Inn, Munich City Center 🗓️ September 28 Book a meeting with our onsite team: zurl.co/ACsBD